An Individual Models His Behavior After Christ and Sets It

question 26

Multiple Choice

An individual models his behavior after Christ and sets it as norm. He tries to be perfect by sticking to actions that are in accordance with the norm. However, if his actions deviate even slightly from the norm, he feels extreme guilt and shame. According to Leonore Tiefer, this person exemplifies the

• A) idealistically "normal" behavior.
• B) communally "normal" behavior.
• C) clinically "normal" behavior.
• D) objectively "normal" behavior.

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Definitions:

Depth-of-processing Approach

A theory that suggests the depth at which information is thought about or processed affects how well it is remembered; deeper processing involves meaningful analysis and leads to better recall.

Interference Theory

The theory suggesting that the ability to remember information is affected by other learning, leading to memory interference and forgetting.

Stage Theory

A theory that development occurs in distinct phases or stages, each characterized by specific criteria.

Retrograde Amnesia

A condition involving the loss of memory for events that occurred before the onset of the amnesia.